Husqvarna XP Synthetic 2-Stroke Oil 1 L (578 03 70-03)
Husqvarna's XP synthetic performance 2-stroke oil in a 1 L bottle — Husqvarna's premium oil for mixing your own fuel at the ratio in your manual.
In short:Husqvarna XP is the brand's synthetic performance two-stroke oil, sold in 1 litre bottles (part 578 03 70-03). It is for mixing with fresh unleaded petrol for Husqvarna and other two-stroke garden machines, at the ratio in the manual — usually 1:50, or 20 ml per litre. Synthetic oils generally burn cleaner and leave fewer deposits than mineral oils. It's not for four-stroke engines. The Amazon.co.uk listing couldn't be dispatched to us in October 2026.
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Pros
- Husqvarna's own premium oil
- Synthetic — generally cleaner-burning than mineral oils
- Suits other brands' 2-strokes too, at the right ratio
Cons
- Pricier than mineral or part-synthetic oils
- Listing gives few technical details
- Couldn't be dispatched to us in October 2026
What it is
Husqvarna XP is the brand’s synthetic performance two-stroke oil, in a 1 litre bottle, part number 578 03 70-03. The Amazon.co.uk listing gives few technical details, and when we checked in October 2026 it couldn’t be dispatched to our location, so a Husqvarna dealer may be the easier source.
Why synthetic?
Synthetic two-stroke oils generally burn cleaner and leave fewer carbon deposits on the piston, exhaust port and spark plug than mineral oils — useful on machines that work hard for long spells. For occasional use, a good part-synthetic like Castrol POWER1 2T does the job for less.
How to use it
Mix at the ratio in your manual — usually 1:50, which is 20 ml of oil per litre of petrol. Use fresh unleaded petrol, ideally E5, and shake the can before every refill. Exact amounts are in our 2-stroke fuel ratio chart, and a mixing bottle makes it foolproof. Don’t use it in four-stroke engines.
Alternatives
Stihl HP is the Stihl equivalent; Aspen 2 avoids mixing altogether. Compare them in the best 2-stroke oil and fuel.